Hawker Hurricane MKI
Product code 40015
Hawker
Hurricane
Scale 1 : 48
Publisher/Brand Arma Hobby
Format approx W 25.4 x L 20 x H 8.3 cm
Category Scale Modelling Kits
Subcategory Scale Modelling Kits
Availability only 1 remaining
This product was added to our database on Thursday 26 March 2026.
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Hawker Hurricane Mk I – Arma Hobby 1/48 (NEW TOOLING 2025)
Arma Hobby proudly presents an all-new 1/48 scale model of the legendary Hawker Hurricane Mk I, the fighter aircraft that played a decisive role in the Battle of Britain and subsequent RAF campaigns worldwide.
Designed with completely new tooling for 2025, this kit delivers an unprecedented level of surface detail, accuracy, and build quality. The fuselage, wings, radiator, and propellers have been newly developed, while the finely detailed cockpit and clear parts – proven in the acclaimed Hurricane Mk IIb kit – ensure the highest standards of realism and precision.
Key features:
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brand new tooling (2025) – fuselage, wings, radiator, and propellers,
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highly detailed cockpit and canopy parts from the award-winning Hurricane Mk IIb,
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finely rendered surface detail with panel lines and riveting,
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historically accurate RAF markings included on high-quality decals,
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engineering optimized for precise fit and enjoyable assembly,
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quality equal to or exceeding the acclaimed Hurricane Mk IIb kit.
What’s in the box?
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four plastic sprues (two entirely new)
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detailed instruction in Polish and English – link
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masks for canopy and wheels
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code to download a 3D file with accessories – pilot’s seat with belts and exhaust pipes (maybe we’ll add more later)
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Techmod decal sheet with four scheme options
Markings options:
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Hurricane Mk I V6864/DT-A – S/Ldr Robert Stanford Tuck, No. 257 Squadron RAF, December 1940
- Hurricane Mk I R4175 RF-R – Sgt Josef František, No. 303 Squadron RAF/PAF, August–October 1940
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Hurricane Mk I P3090/W-8E – 760 Squadron FAA, RNAS Yeovilton, Summer 1942
- Hurricane Mk I V6864/DT-A – S/Ldr Robert Stanford Tuck, No. 257 Squadron RAF, October 1940
⭐ Expert Review
“In my opinion, this is now the definitive Hurricane Mk.I in 1/48 scale.”
— Brett Green, Hyperscale




